Dragon Lantern Brings Festive Cheer to Beijing’s Shichahai Precinct
A 200-meter-long dragon lantern lights up Beijing’s Shichahai district, bringing festive cheer ahead of Chinese New Year.
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A 200-meter-long dragon lantern lights up Beijing’s Shichahai district, bringing festive cheer ahead of Chinese New Year.
A 20-meter-long golden dragon has been unveiled at Beijing’s Old Summer Palace to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon. The animated installation blends traditional culture with modern technology.
China and the U.S. held their third Economic Working Group meeting in Beijing, engaging in constructive discussions on economic policies and cooperation.
Beijing’s Huairou Ski Resort is ushering in the Chinese New Year with vibrant cultural events, including skiers carrying Chinese dragons, offering a festive experience for residents and visitors alike.
Beijing increased its forest coverage to 44.9% in 2023, planting 1,000 hectares of trees and opening new parks, reflecting significant ecological progress and commitment to environmental sustainability.
Beijing’s Water Cube embraces the Year of the Loong with dazzling dragon-themed installations, combining traditional Chinese culture with modern design to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year.
On New Year’s Day, the Forbidden City in Beijing greeted 2024 with a breathtaking sunrise, as the first rays of light illuminated its ancient structures, revealing a profound sense of history and beauty.
Thousands gather at Tiananmen Square to witness Beijing’s first flag-raising ceremony of 2024, welcoming the new year as the national flag rises with the dawn’s first light.
The Shichahai Ice Rink in Beijing has begun its trial operation, offering a blend of winter sports, cultural experiences, and local delicacies, attracting both locals and tourists.
Visitors in hanfu attire filled Beijing’s Forbidden City during a snowfall, creating stunning scenes that harkened back to China’s imperial past.
Discover Beijing’s wild side with over 500 bird species recorded in the city. Learn how wildlife conservationist Terry Townshend uncovers the natural wonders hidden within China’s bustling capital.
UK conservationist Terry Townshend reveals Beijing’s hidden wildlife, sharing how the city has become a haven for birdwatchers and a crucial stopover for migratory birds on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
Beijing dazzles with the 2023 Chaoyang International Light Festival, illuminating the city with vibrant displays until December 9.
The aurora borealis made a rare appearance over northern China, even reaching the outskirts of Beijing, delighting residents with a spectacular light show caused by geomagnetic storm activity.
Discover how Ma Jun’s innovative use of open data and mapping tools is helping to combat pollution and improve air quality in Beijing.
Air China has resumed its direct flights between Beijing and Washington DC after nearly four years, marking a significant step in reconnecting the capitals and fostering economic and cultural exchange.
Beijing’s Chaoyang District lights up with the 2023 International Light Festival, featuring colorful illuminations and cultural events from November 18 to December 9.
When night falls, Beijing’s Forbidden City becomes a tranquil haven for stargazing, offering a magnificent backdrop away from daytime crowds.
During the winter solstice, twilight shines through Beijing’s Seventeen Arch Bridge, creating a mesmerizing display of golden light that highlights ancient architectural wisdom and delights visitors.
Air China will resume direct flights between Beijing and Washington, D.C. on November 21, marking the first direct connection since 2020 and enhancing travel and economic exchanges between China and the U.S.